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The decision represents a major step toward meeting the long-sought target of privatizing the airline, but many hurdles remain.

The airline operated from Reno-Tahoe International to secondary U.S. destinations.

Budapest has numerous Korean automobile manufacturers located in the area due to the Hungarian government’s investment policy,

First Officers at Mesa Airlines will be the first in the U.S. to earn upwards of $100/hr. during their first year of employment, marking the latest escalation in the ongoing arms race for scarce pilots that is currently roiling the regional airline sector.

Germany’s Berlin Brandenburg (BER) is offering passengers the option to book a time to pass through Terminal 1 security, as part of the airport’s

The Ryanair Group CEO said that this would be the fourth or fifth recession the airline had faced, and he fully expected it to continue to grow while others fell by the wayside.

Icelandic cargo airline Bluebird Nordic has received its third Boeing 737-800BCF.

UK Transport Minister Grant Shapps has announced a comprehensive review of the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), covering the body’s “role, form, function and delivery,” which is expected to be completed by spring 2023.

Air Europa MD Richard Clark said the deal reinforces Air Europa’s strategy of unifying the fleet.

The delivery marks the end of a seven-year hiatus in which Lufthansa has not taken delivery of a Boeing passenger aircraft.

Anticipating a “post-pandemic boom,” Taiwan’s China Airlines (CAL) has announced that it will acquire 16 Boeing 787-9s.

Regent has taken a step closer toward certification of its Viceroy electric seaglider with receipt of approval in principle (AiP) for the wing-in-ground-effect regional transport from inspection agency Bureau Veritas.

As of July the West African country owed foreign carriers $464 million from tickets paid for in Nigeria but not remitted to the airlines.

ANA says rising demand has prompted it to increase its services to the continental United States.

U.S. pilots plan picket lines at 13 cities on Sept. 1 to call attention to airlines’ role in delays, cancellations.

Air cargo airline UPS has revealed plans to grow its Boeing 767-300F freighter fleet to 108 aircraft later this decade by adding an order for a further eight aircraft, deliveries of which are due to begin in 2025.

Brazil’s airlines are squarely focused on the future instead of getting stuck in repetitive discussions about recovering from the pandemic.

French Pilot union SNPL France ALPA is standing by Air France’s pilots after the country’s BEA accident investigation agency released a report criticizing the airline’s pilot training and safety culture.

Lufthansa Cargo will add a second Airbus A321 freighter to its fleet in October, which will be based at its Frankfurt hub and operated by Lufthansa CityLine under a wet-lease agreement.

Finnair and Qatar Airways have decided to work closely together in providing better connections from Scandinavia to Asia via Doha.

Royal Schiphol Group said the operational situation at the airport was improving, with a more reliable passenger experience in the past few weeks.

UK and New Zealand companies have joined forces to develop facilities to enable aerospace companies to test liquid hydrogen fuel systems for flight certification and support the shift to sustainable aviation.

LATAM Airlines Brazil sees more room for growth in the domestic market after adding 10 destinations within the country during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The changes include the addition of a third source of angle-of-attack data—a modification which will eventually be installed on all MAX variants.

Canada Jetlines has a new start date, Sept. 22, and a new inaugural route—Toronto-Calgary.